Peachtree Corners Moves From Deer Study to Controlled Removal
Peachtree Corners moves to controlled deer removal through a federal partnership after finding a deer population nearly eight times sustainable levels. Property owner consent…
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The Chattahoochee Is Becoming North Atlanta’s Longest Park
The Chattahoochee RiverLands project aims to connect existing parks along the river in North Atlanta, creating a continuous greenway of trails and public spaces.
Georgia’s Turtle Season Is Underway, From Sawnee Mountain to the Barrier Islands
Georgia’s turtle season is in full swing, with sea turtles nesting on coastal beaches and freshwater turtles visible at local nature centers. Conservation efforts…
North Atlanta’s Environmental Story Is Still Being Written in Its Rivers and Forests
Rare wildlife still thrives in North Atlanta’s rivers and forests despite growing development. Conservation projects work to protect sensitive species in this suburban region.
Thousands of Fish Found Dead Along Chattahoochee River Stretch West of Atlanta
Thousands of dead fish were found along a 20-mile stretch of the Chattahoochee River west of Atlanta. Officials are investigating possible causes including sewage…
Bear Reported Near Alpharetta Elementary School Area, Police Ask Residents to Stay Alert
A black bear was seen near a west Alpharetta neighborhood close to Alpharetta Elementary School. Police urge residents to watch children and pets and…
Why You’re Suddenly Seeing So Many Rabbits Across North Atlanta
Rabbits are becoming increasingly common in North Atlanta suburbs this spring. Favorable habitats and peak breeding season have made suburban neighborhoods ideal for local…
The Georgia Coast North Atlanta Families Love Is Also a Nursery for One of Earth’s Rarest Whales
The Georgia coast supports a rare whale species each winter, with 23 North Atlantic right whale calves documented this season. This strong calving year…
If a Hunter-Gatherer Tribe Suddenly Moved to North Atlanta, Could They Survive?
Could a hunter-gatherer tribe survive in North Atlanta’s suburban wilderness? The area still hosts abundant food sources, but modern challenges loom large.
This Quiet Lake Community Near Atlanta Feels Like a Different World
The shift doesn’t happen all at once. You start on GA-400 or McGinnis Ferry, moving through the usual lights, gas stations, and shopping centers.…
Blue Ridge, Georgia: A Relaxed Weekend in the North Georgia Mountains
Blue Ridge, Georgia, is a favorite weekend escape in the North Georgia Mountains. It offers hiking, waterfalls, cozy cabins, and a lively downtown with…
How Old Are the Oldest Trees Around North Atlanta?
If there’s one thing North Atlanta never seems to run out of, it’s trees. In Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton, Duluth, Suwanee, and South…